Psychedelica Lex: The Law of Psychedelics

Written by a veteran cannabis attorney and general counsel to the nation's oldest non-Native American peyote church, Psychedelica Lex is a usable text on the laws governing psychedelics and entheogens. Its chapters cover international drug laws and treaties, the Controlled Substances Act, the Pure Food and Drug Act, the Food Drug and Cosmetics Act, the Federal Analogue Act, Preemption Doctrine, IRS Code 280E, First Amendment, Bankruptcy, Clinical Trials, Lobbying and Public Initiatives, and much more, all given in context to history, archaeology, anthropology, biology, and religion and spirituality. The book is written to be a useful practitioner manual, but is written specifically to be accessible and useful to non-legal practitioners. Enthusiasts, lobbyists, policy makers, law makers, advocacy groups, physicians, religious leaders, and business persons will all find relevant and employable content in Psychedelica Lex's pages.